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Lullabye

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Lullabye

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Remember when we used to say we ruled

We thought that everybody else were fools

Well I guess it seems that we were too

When I wake up in the morning I don't see you

I think about it like it's yesterday

That girl she left my heart in disarray

Well you came along and kissed the tears away

An empty can by your door and I was on my way

I'm not the type to dwell in the past

And I know I'm the one that threw us in the trash

But sometimes some things are so hard to say

Bye bye baby, baby goodnight

You're never out of my mind just cause you're out of my sight

And I hope a better man is holding you tonight

Goodbye baby, sweet dreams, baby goodnight

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